Sentences with phrase «obligations of»

All the obligations of perpetual union, and all the guaranties of republican government in the Union, attached at once to the State.

The campaign finance report from Republican Senate candidate Wendy Long shows she has incurred debt and obligations of $ 193,643.

This is the first time a Ghanaian company has successfully fulfilled all the legal and statutory obligations of the government of Ghana to undertake bauxite prospecting in the Tano - Offin reserve.

Administrative and institutional capacity to effectively implement the acquis and ability to take on the obligations of membership

The 80 - page complaint portrays Percoco, who Cuomo has likened to a brother, as desperate for money to meet the obligations of a large mortgage.

First, it threatens to cast out Scotland from the EU, thus fracturing the Single Market, ignoring acquired rights and obligations of good faith.

It would be absurd for the UK to accept the obligations of Norway for the basic trading privileges of Canada.

«SERAP also argues that Nigerians are entitled to the right to truth derived from the obligations of the government to carry out an investigation of violations of human rights and crime of corruption committed within its jurisdiction; to identify, prosecute and punish those responsible; and to ensure that victims have the simple and prompt recourse for protection against violation of fundamental rights, as well as to ensure transparency in public administration.»

In the treaty, Japan does accept the obligations of the United Nations Charter with respect to pacific settlement of disputes, but so do all the member states of the United Nations, so Japan is not any more restricted by this provision than any other UN member state is.

On the Rights and Obligations of Economic Citizenship, Oxford, OUP, 2003.

Let us agree that it is one of the undoubted obligations of the state to maintain security.

I'd imagine it's difficult to uphold constitutional obligations of raising and funding a military, since the military was used during the Civil War to take down the confederate states; and those regions definitely had nothing to fork over for a while after that defeat.

An enforceable surrogacy contract covers the rights and obligations of surrogates and intended parents — before, during and after birth.

Do you and your spouse have an ability to reciprocate with obligations of parenting and running the house?

In 1966, the American anthropologist Margaret Mead suggested a two - step version of marriage — an «individual commitment» that would fit college students of limited means and could be easily dissolved or else converted into a «parental commitment» if they were ready and willing to take on the obligations of children.

An emancipated person may legally sign binding contracts; marry without parental permission; give medical consent; and enjoy the many other manner of social, legal and financial benefits and obligations of an adult.

It is the PARENTS right and prerogative to determine what their children eat - feeding their kids is one of the most fundamental duties and obligations of parents.

A Task Force of the United Nations System Standing Committee on Nutrition has looked at global obligations of states and international agencies in relation to the human right to adequate food.

The Leachco Snoogle Original Total Body Pillow is extraordinarily intended to take after the characteristic form and state of your body from head to toe, satisfying the obligations of five cushions.

Look back at that list of obligations of a parent — learning, finding a life partner, having a livelihood, being prepared to face uncertainty and danger.

Any data relating to the obligations of British Cycling to maintain a comprehensive, published index of results as a National Governing Body for sport will be retained.

Mr Justice Hickinbottom said, «In addition to the usual obligations of a doctor to a patient, the FA protocol placed an obligation upon them to ensure that the claimant and his parents were made aware of any risk that the claimant faced.

As he heard how the future leaders of his country brought the game to life with their own meticulously run Makana Football Association (MFA), Mandela recognized that soccer brought them to life — and he could imagine them in turn taking the obligations of democracy seriously.

In addition to the obligations of the Water Act 2007, the CEWH and CEWO staff are required to comply with the following legislation and subservient regulations:

When the clock strikes midnight on New Year's, obligations of resolutions will take over.

Grylls seeks to justify his attempt to disturb this bedrock with allegations that the miners have failed to fulfil obligations of their individual state agreements that require them to invest in mining towns.

André Villaça Ramalho from the Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development said Brazil plans to meet its obligations of COP21 by strengthening its low carbon emission agriculture program.

For restaurants, hotels and the hospitality industry as a whole, these manuals play a crucial role in defining the legal rights and obligations of both the employer and employee.

Generally, this goal is achieved in both countries through a risk - based food safety evaluation system supported by both governmental inspection and obligations of the food industry to evaluate risk areas in the food chain.

It's likely another Christmas could have quickly come and gone — with the strange, numinous beauty of the Incarnation lost beneath a mountain of presents and the hectic obligations of the season — but this year I'm participating in the Advent Conspiracy, which has me thinking about Christmas in a new way.

Luther stayed on in Wittenberg for Easter, to complete his obligations of preaching and celebrating the Feast Day of the Raising of Jesus, «The Resurrection».

Here, as Bishop John J. Myers of Peoria observed in his Pastoral Statement on the Obligations of Catholics and Rights of Unborn Children, the voter or legislator need will only the law's protections, while accepting, though not willing, the injustices that he is powerless to remove.

I like the idea of the requirements and the obligations of working in a genre like that.

Similarly, in section five, covering the obligations of clergy, there are interesting omissions.

(iii) those who, because of causes of a psychological nature, are unable to assume the essential obligations of marriage.

One would assume that if the Directory were a «clear statement» concerning the rights and obligations of the clergy, there would be no conflict!

In the sections covering the Rights and Obligations of the Clergy, there are also some interesting omissions.

In order to understand a deacon or priest's relationship to his bishop, one must first know something about the rights and obligations of the bishop himself.

Moreover, it would have been useful to see a presentation of the specific obligations of Parish Priests as set forth in cc.515 - 539.

Preferring self - regulation to the threat of government censorship, studios voluntarily abided by the rules of the code, which detailed the moral obligations of film art and included guidelines on which subjects should be avoided in films and which should be handled respectfully.

The initial data are the «material forces,» as it were, needing regulation by «principle» — the categoreal obligations of creativity — in order to be existent or present.

Having a selfish desire interposes between the categoreal obligations of subjective satisfaction, and the objective values of things to be attended to, a bad principle of valuation, namely that things should be valued for their contribution to a personal idea of self.

It is because these persons are persons, precious to God and in need of help, that we are called by the obligations of neighbor love to share what God has blessed us with.

Contrary to the Augustinian teaching on original sin, and human nature, they emphasized human freedom and the responsibilities and obligations of Christian faith.

Or ignore the obligations of matrimonial indissolubility.

In his vicarious sacrifice, Jesus «was God, fulfilling the obligations of God... There is an eternal cross in his [God's] virtue itself, and the cross that he endures in Christ only reveals what is in those common standards of good, which are also eternally his.»

Simon is convicted of failing in the obligations of hospitality.

These members were then instructed in the ethical principles and obligations of the Christian life.

The abolition of the feudal obligations of the peasants and their lords, agricultural reforms, and the introduction of the free alienability of land led to large - scale migrations from the countryside into the cities.

As John B. Cobb, Jr. has convincingly demonstrated, 5 White - head's «principle of concretion» only gradually takes on flesh and blood as he subjects his conception of God to the categoreal obligations of his own metaphysical vision during the years 1924 - 1929.